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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-07
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The Democrats carried Lancaster, D..
likewise Youngstown.
A big new gas well at Fremont, o, has
turned To be an oil producer.
Rev. sam Jones has closed his Cincinnati
engagement. lie had big send-of.
The Virginia House passed the Senate
bill to charter the Charleston, Cincinnati
and Chicago Railroad.
Burglars entered Grummcl's hardware
store, at Tihin, o., and stole 800 worth 0t
cutlery and revolvers.
Tommy Kelly, The Harlem Spider,
knocked ont, in seven rounds, Larry Boy
Ian, a teather-weight.
At PdrkersDnrg W. Va, Taylor FOun-
taine, cOlorci, aged tOrty-tiye and married,
was shot and killed by Charles Sargent,
also cOlOred.
City Marshal Hamilton, OF Lancaster,
Ky., shot and killed Joseph p. Turner,
we'll known farmer, who was drunk and
murderoUSly inclined.
Senator Days bill, apPropriating $3.50,
OOO for the improvement of the canals OF
New York State, became a law without
the Governors signature.
4 live buckeye tree from an Ohio forest
will grace ths banquet and ladies' recep-
tiun given by the Ohio Society an New
York, April 2l. Many prominent Ohio
men will be present.
Patrick Mcnamara, a coal HEAVIER, sur
rendered himself at Jersey City, conlessing
he had killed big Jack" Murray, the
peddlcr Monday night Mcnamara claims
To have acted in self-deiense.
At Peru, Ind, Deputy Sheriff Robert
Miller knocked down and kicked to death
Charles NJ limerick, manager Of the Peru
Opera House, who was charged by Miller
with slanderiug his Aliller's) wife.
Mrs. James Brown POtter's husband has
suddenly returned to New York, and her
father has suddenly started Tor Europe. 1t
is surmised that the lady will be urged to
retire from the stage.
The latest report from the steamer City
of Peking, at San Francisco, from Hong
Kong, with smallpox, states that only one
case OF mild variOlOid exists aboard, and
that there is no danger OF the disease
spreading.
stephen L. DOugIiEs, muTuefeI Ol Ms
father, John Douglas, near Newark, y. j.,
has been released from Jail by conteSsing
his crime and duplicating ~ an accOmplict
John Boiling. There is much public indig'
nation ut the turn of affairs.
At Glenmary, Tenn, two men quarreled
over the possession Of key of beer. A
yOuLg man named Brooks, happening
along, took part in the disturbance. Ht
shot one of the disputants, named Grif'
tths, dead, and fired on the other in re,
treat This ended the row.
The steamer Vancouver has arrived AT
Portland. Me-, from Liverpool. fester,
day her Quartsrmaster, ThOS. Hayenaugh,
who had gone alOft to set the signal hal
lizard, failed to catch the backstay, and fel
seventy feet to the deck, dashing out hi:
brains. Kayenaugh belonged in Dublin.
Extradition papers in the case of Georgt
Mckenzie Fergus, who is wanted tOl
forgery in Greenock, Scotland, arrived a
the U. $ Marshal's office in Boston, yes
terday, from Washington, and he was put
on board a steamer bound for Scotland
being in charge OF a detective from thu
other side.
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WHEELING, w. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Z 1887

4th, for consideration of subject matter of
said petition, at which places and times
said common carriers, or any of them may
appear and present application for said re-
lief, with evidence in support thereof;
which applications in each case must show
the precise relief desired, the facts upon
which the same is claimed and the extent
to which relief from operation Of said sec
ton OF said act is asked for
And at the same places and
time any persons interested in opposing
such applications may also appear and be
heard, and at any time prior TO May 6,
1887, the Commission will receive printed
or written communications in support OF,
or in opposition to, the relief asked by said
petitions. This announcement respecting
time and place of hearing, and method of
procedure, is subject to change or enlarge
ment in the discretion of the Commission.
For the Commission
lSignedl T. NJ. COOLEY,
Chairman
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Statua To General Johnson.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 6.-The GER
emonies incident to the unveiling of the
statue to Gen. Albert Sydney Johnson on
the tomb OF the Benevolent Association of
the Army of the Tennessee, in Metaire
Cemetery, took place at 3 o'clock to-day.
There was au immense assemblage of peO-
pie present, probably 10, 200. The veteran
associations, incluning Grand Army Posts,
attended in body. Upon the platform
were many noted persons, including Mr..
and Mrs Jefferson Davis, Miss Varina
Davis, Gen. Beauregard and staff, Gov
ernor McEnery and staff, Mrs. Albert Sgd
ney Johnston, Col. VIM. p. Johnston and
family, Col. ThrockmOrton, L. S. A, and
other officers, and Charles Dudley Warner,
of New York
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THE CHICAGO PRESS.
The Election Means the Death -Knell of
Anarchy.

Anarchy.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Iu commenting on
the result Of yesterdays election, the
Times says:
1.-THE people of Chicago have given their
answer, in no uncertain tones to the
brazen demand Of the Haymarket banditt
for a surrender of the municipal govern
ment into their bloodstained hands. The
candidate of the red flag barbarians for
Mayoralty has been defeated by q majority
approximating $4,000, and his associates
on the city and town tickets have suffered
q like righteous fate. The result is mag.
nifcent triumph for the intelligence and
conscience of Chicago. 1t is splendid
vindication of the patriotism, the common
sense and the sturdy manhood of the great
masses Of her people.
1T is a crushing rebuke to demagogues
and tricksters of the Carter Harrison type
who, to promote their unhallowed amhi-
ton and lust of power, have been dallying
with lawlessness and wantOnly tri1ing
with the safety, and prosperity and the
good name of this community. It's notice
to the world that the tide of barbarism
which threatened to sweep away the
safeguards Of life, property and personal
rights in this great city eliminated in the
bloody massacre of the Haymarket and
that, with the collapse Of the rotten dynas-
ty whose criminal folly and recklessness
first opened a channel for its foul waters,
Chicago is once more on high and solid
ground, secure against the threatened in-
undation."
The Tribune says: ''This city is set on
hill, in full view of two continents. Be-
tween the fire of 1871 and the butchery of
1886 it has become beacon light seen and
known of Europe and America. For its
government to have passed into the hands
Of the Socialists by the voice Of the people
at the first city election after the Anarchist
outbreak would have gladdened the hearts
of every enemy of society and orderly in
stitutions the world over. IL is
greatly to the credit Of the Chicago Dem
ocracy that thGt the monstrous advice Of
the man who for eight years has been the
local leader OF the party was repudiated.
No doubt good many Democrats stayed
away from the polls, but with commenda-
BILE enthusiasm large number of those
who went did their duty as voters
The Inter. Ocean says: "The overwhelm'
ing majority cast for Mr.. Roche is an ex-
precision Of disapproval Of further essays
toward class government. 1t is not an evil
dence of public hostility to labor organiza-
tions, though it is an unmistakahle protest
against the prostitution of labor organiza'
tions to the desires of oligarchs who choose
to call themselves Socialists. The vote IN
detail shows that Democrats voted honest
ly for the whole Of the Republican ticket.
The Socialists and their allies received ma
jorities in only two Of the eighteen wards,
and they elected only one member OF the
Council. They challenged the citizens oI
Chicago to a trial Of strength, and they
| have their answer "
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Another Dynamite Outrax. In spais.

MADRID. April 8.--Another slsIn was
caused in the Cortes TO day by 6uding In
Parliament buildings what was supposed
TO be cartridge. Upon examination,
however, the suspicious object was found
TO he merely harmless fireworks.
A quantity ol dynamite exploded to-day
at the magazine AT Canete, in the province
Of Caenca, killing one man and injuripg
another. Much property was damaged.
Two persons were arrested on suspicion Of
having been concerned In the outrage.
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BELLAIRE.

The bank is now receiving trade dollars
Major Camp has returned home to Stark
county, o.
The A. NJ. E. Church elected new trus-
tees last night.
A lodge of Good Templars was organ
lied last night.
The Choral Society has now one hundred
and two members.
The Turner Society will elect new
officers this evening.
Mum" Social in the First Presbyterian
church this evening.
The prohibition ordinance has gone by
the board" for the present.
Vocal and instrumental concert in the
German church on the 14th.
The ". w. W. Society meets this even
ing at the home of John Runyon.
The warch that was raffied Of for the
benefit Of the family of Clem ndd was won
by r. Schultz.
Elmer Deaver, proprietor Of the Atlantic
Tea House, and Miss Annie Mcclellan, of
Gravel Hill, will be married on Thursday
evening, the l4th.
The paper hangers held meeting on
Tuesday evening and decided to advance
the price OF hanging wide wall paper from
10 to l2l cents bolt.
Inspector Morris is here inspecting coal
mines. The owners Of the Wegee coal
work have been ordered to make some
changes about their mines.
The property Of Geo. Grodhouse was
purchased by A. =. Tallman, of the Firs,
National Bank, and another gentleman.
The stave factory and machinery were pur.
chased by Geo. NJ. Woodbridge for $3.50.
The property purchased by the Misses
Cummins and w. c. Barnard, near the
drug store Of w. s. Robinson, Gravel
Hill, will be occupied before long by thu
Second Presbyterian Church, as that
structure will be moved from its present
quarters.
The Lippel-Sonneborn wedding last
night was one OF the largest ever given in
this city. Guests were present from Chi
cago, Baltimore, New York, Pittsburg and
most of the towns surrounding this city.
The presents were handsome and costly.
The happy couple will 60 to housekeeping
in Bedford, Pa.
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ALIGHT LABOR VOTE.
Result of the Election In Sc. Louisa Rabid
Socialist Elected.

Socialist Elected.
Sr. LOUIS, April 6.-The complete vote
cast at yesterdays election as printed to-
day, does not materially change the result
as given in the latest dispatches from he e
last night.
The complexion Of the House of Dele
gates, however, is variously given by the
morning papers, the Republican divldih
its members into sixteen Democrats aud
twelve Republicans, while the GI0b'-
Democrat classes them as fourteen Demo
Gratis, ten Republicans, two Independent
Democrats, one Republican Labor, and one
Socialist
The members of the Council are all well
known and active business men, several of
them prominent, and include l.. 5. Mel.
calfe, an ex-Congressman. The House oi
Delegates will also contain q number Of
well-knOwn men, but they are chiefly ac-
tive politicians A notable exception,
however, is Samuel Hays, late postmaster
of the city.
The labor vote slightly exceeds 5,OOO,
which is only q little over one eighth OF
the vote cast. Max StOehr, elected to the
House of Delegates in the Fifth ward, is
said to be rabid Socialist and an active
leader among the Knights of Labor. He is
a new conner to st. Louis
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BRIDGEPORT.

Judge J. II. CASTOR was in the city yes
terday.
James Miller, of the Central Ohio Paper
Company, was in the city yesterday.
Council met on Tuesday evening. The
prohibitory ordinance was returned by the
committee 10 whom il was referred sou Q
time since, reporting that its passage 1T
this time is inexpedient and unwise, BE-.
cause, first, it will diminish tie city's rev.
enue about 81, 900 annually; second, ina
iority Of the voters oppose il, a. evidenced
by the late election; third, that many Ol
the petitioners are not voters, and lG NY
are non-residents and minors; fourth, many
Of those who signed itare really oppoel 70
the prayer Of the pstitioners
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription of
oneof the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhna, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health to the child il rests its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
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wonderf I Cures.

W.D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bueklea's Arnica
Salve Tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 20 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in uis city. Several caves Of pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use Of few bottles Of Dr. King's
New Discovery, taSen in connection with
Electric Bittsrs. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by l. xan * Co.
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which is still in doubt The vote in this
city is not yet counted and the
definite result will be known until very
late.
Providence, r. l., as Gar rs can be ascer-
tanned at this hour, 1890 am, the House
stands II Republicans, and % Democrats,
and the Senate IS Republicans and 10
Democrats, with four cities or towns to be
heard from.
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TgE Jesuit Father, Antonio Julian i

The Jesuit Father, Antonio Julian, in
his book on travels in South America,
says: This plant the Coca possesses all
of the wonderful properties claimed for
it," Commodore Gibbon, (U. s. Explor-
ing Expedition of the Amazon) says: THE
Coca has properties so marvellous that it
enables the Indians, without any other
nOurishment, to perform forced marches of
five and six days. It is so bracing aud
tonic that by chewing it alone they per-
form journeys of30O miles on foot without
appearing in the least fatigued" To build
up broken down system, TO relieve dys-
pepsia, biliousneSs, female monthly suffer
ings and nervous prostration, Liebig Co. 8
Coca Beef Tonic has no ennal
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PHILADELPHIA has an attack OF morals,
aud her police have been instructed
that they will be held responsible for the
enforcement of the laws relating TO gam
bling, policy-playing, poker-playiug, prize
lighting or sparriug for points, and Sunday
liquor selling.
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Prince Alexander Declines.

LONDON, April "a dispatch FROM
Darmstadt to-day says that Prince Alexan.
der Of Battenberg has again declined TO he
re elected ruler Of Bulgaria. The Bulga.
rian representative, who has been carry
ing on negotiations for several days has
departed, and the Princes decision Is re-
nrded "a hnnl
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Nail Works Close,

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 6.--The Ches-
apeake nail works, employing about 200
men, and the Lochel and the Paxton fur
naces have ceased operations until the rail,
road and transportation companies reach
some conclusion regarding freight rates
The mill owners say they cannot continue
business under the Interstate act as inter
preted now. Several hundred men are
thrown out of employment.
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E,Ictlon. ON L.asdo~ns's Estsis.

DUBLIN, April The attempts 70 Of.
feet compromise between Lord LAns-
downe and his tenants have failed, and the
evictions will be resumed about the 10Th
instant. Magistrate Duane. who wss
superseded for endorsing the plan Of
campaign" and Mr. Kilbrids, wbose 70
cent eviction from his farm on Lord Lsns.
downe's estate. created such comment,
have been elected chairman and vice chair
man respectively Of the Athy Board Of
Guardians.
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Browns Il. IndIanapolis 10.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The second game
between the Browns and the old MarOons
was veritable slugging contest in which
the Champions came of victorious. Kaes,
a new pitcher, occupied the box for the
Champions. lie was hit hard The game
was long drawn out. Score:
81. Louis. | o IL ! III
ludianapOliS.............O , 0 ! . D . j-l5
Earned runs, st. Louis 8, Indianapolis
4; three-base hits, GlaSscock; struck out
by Kees none, by Cahill /; double plays,
Gleason, Comiskey and FOutz, Bassett,
Glasscock and Shomberg; bases on balls,
off Hayes 10, oil Healy 7, Off Cahill4
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HY OIder Of the Pope.

RoNE, April 6.-Cudinai Valetts, by
order Of the Pope, has instructed Italian
Bishops TO inculcate In the minds Of the
people ideas favorable 10 reconciliation be.
tween the Vatican and the Quirinsl and
restoration Of the temporal power of the
church. The Bishops are cautioned 70 do
this IN q manner that will not offend pub
lie sentiment,
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Queen y,e,or,. Greatly F.,,xu.d.

AIx-LEs-BAISEs, April Queen Vic
toria has arrived here from Cannes. Her
Majesty is very much iatigucd after the
journey. She will remain At AiI-les-
Baines for nearly three weeks, mt the Wills
Mottet, which she occupied during ber
last visit, two years ago, and which has
bean prepared with especial regard 10 her
comfort. Or her return trip IL Is prob
able that sha will tarry at the English
Embassy In Paris, for q couple Of DAYS. and
then return TO England's shores never
again TO cross the Continent
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AN explosion occurred Tuesday in coal
shaft in the Savanna mines Indian Terri
tory killing six miners. A rescuing party
was sent down into the mine, hut they
were oyerpOwered by gas, and thirteen OF
them were sufiOcated before they could be
taEen nut
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IIreIr Earthnnnke in Neu Hnmnshlre

CONTOOCOOE, n. H., April 6.-Distinct
earthquake tremOrs terrified the inhabit-
ants of this place to-day, Vibrations came
from the east and loud detonatOns were
heare like claps of thunder. Cracking of
the frozen ground and breaking of ice in
the bonds added to the noise. The shocks
lasted about minute. Houses were Jared
and dishes ratified of the shelves in the
closets while many people were rolled from
their helS
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Greatly Excited.

Not a few Of IL; citizens Of Wheeling
have recently beo1 ne greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several Of their
friends who have been pronounced by their
pbyncians as incurable and..beyond all hope
suffering with that dreaded monster
Consumption-hsye been completely cured
by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coll
sumption, the only remedy that does posi-
lively cure all throat and lung diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis
Trial bottles free at at Logan 4 Co. . drug
store, lalge bottles 81.
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AGas Gnshor Coyineton.

CINCINNATI, o., April 6.-Natural gas
has been found in a well in one of the
hills south Of West Covington, Ky, at a
depth OF 300 feet. 1t escapes at the rate OF
10000 cubic feet day, with force sufi-
cient to make it difficult to stop the flow.
Considerable excitement Is aroused, and
other wells are TO he bored in the vicinity.
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The Chesapeake nail works and the
Lociel and Paxton furnaces Of Pennsyl-
yania have shut down ON account of the
change OF transportation rates under the
Interstate Commerce laws. Pennsylvania
industries must be protected" though
the heavens all.
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Fatal Collision.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 6.-By a
collision of freight trains on the Louisville,
New Albany x Chicago Railroad, near
Bedford, to-day, Conductor Ealy, of New
Albany, and Mrs Corder, of Guthrie, were
fatally injured, and Mrs. Noah Pritch and
daughter seriously hurt.
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why The, win No, Participate.

BERLIN, April G.-The governments OF
Germany and Austria initiate the action
Of the government Of Russia In declining
10 take part In th~ Paris Exhibition Of
1889. The Krpz ZeitsRg and National
Zeifuag. in editorials referring 10 the Paris
Exhibition, both urge that IL would he IN
act OF improperly, Of danger 10 the mon.
arches Of Europe To do anything tending
10 glorify revolution.
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She Had to Kill Him,

Sr. PAUL, April 6.-John Murphy, a
young man in the employ of c. q. Hes-
ener, who keeps barber shop OH Fourth
street, South Minneapolis, was fatally shot
by Mrs. Mary Hegener, his employers s
wife, on Third street, near the Union depot
in St. Paul, shortly before six o'clock this
evening. The bullet penetrated the brain
from the rear. Mrs. Hegener is an attrac-
tive young woman and claims Murphy
accused her of improper intimacy with
himself and other men and that she had to
kill him to prove herself innocent. Muir
ply is still alive but sinking rapidly.
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sympathy with Ireland.

TRENTON, y. j., April 6.-In the Sen
ate to-day resolution of sympathy with
the efforts of Gladstone and Parnell, to Sc
cure Ireland's rights, and reprObating
Eugland's coerciye policy, was adopted
without OppOsitiOn.
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,oNE 70 the bridal chamber. Death !!
For the inst time, her tirSt horns breath,
A nd fhnn ART InrrIhlp

And thou art terrible!
The untimely death which annually
carries off thousands of human beings in
the prime OF youth, is indeed terrible.
The first approach OF consumption is in
sidious, and the sufferer himself is the
most unconscious Of its approach. One of
the most alarming symptoms of this dread
disease is, in fact, the ineradicable hope,
which turks in the heart of the victim,
preventing him from taking timely steps
to arrest the malady. That it can be ar
rested in its earlier stages is beyond
question, as there are hundreds of we'll
authenticated cases where DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has effected
complete cure.
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The Carpenters Reject Concessions.

CHICAGO, April 6.-Twu hundred and
fifty carpenter contractors representing
four-tifths Of all the employers of carpenters
in the city held meeting to-day and
agreed to cOncede some of the demands OF
the 5000 men, but the compromise was
tonight rejected by the carpenters Execu-
tive Committee.
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Switzerland 10 Drive on, soci.II.,s.

GENEVA, April 6.-The Swiss Govern
ment have resolved to act vigorously
against the Socialists and A Anarchists whose
recent activity is thought 70 be calculated
10 disturb the peace OF the State.
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ATNew Orleans yesterday there was un-
vailed magnificent equestrian statue,
erected in memory OF Gen. JOSEPH +.
JOHNSTON, under the auspices Of the As
sociatiou Of the Army OF the Tennessee.
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RnckIen,a Arnica Snlna.

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